The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-09-16

what Or no may esy OF the EDITORS bed,
Tvas lawyer himself that vss ths lier."
-Exchsnge.
A. r. Laschem has sold his stock Of
groceries to Edward BHnne. Possessioa
was given Tuesday. At present tn.
store will go on Is usual In charge Of the
popular Peter" Mr.. Latchem, we arr
pleased to atate. will not remove from
Rimball. He has always been oae 81
Kimbsl's live. enterprising cuisines,
men and all would regret to see him 70.
Mrs. Latchem. who has been in poo,
health for some time, will pass the fsll
and winter in Iowa.
The Bloomington nine tried hard tc
make arrangements to attend the tour.
moment at Kimball this week, but the
professional and official duties Of several
OF the members made it absolutely i'm
possible. Bloomington Courier.
Apropos Of the above it is worthy Of
mention that when the Bloomingtons de,
cided not to come to Kimball they, like
gentlemen, promptly sent their regrets q
week previous to the proposed ioMna-
-mcnt.
In the days of 80, says Harper. Ba.
gar, a member of a party of miner,
strayed away from his companions and
was destroyed by the wild beasts. TIL.
friend upon whom it developed to "break
the news gently" to the bereaved parents
showed himself equal to the occasion by
writing the following: Mister Smith
Deer Sur the Kiotes has etc your SON
he'd off. Yurs John jones'"
While 8. E. Dorwart was out hunting
one day last week he ran on a covey Of
10 full grown prairie chickens in some
tall grass. Not one of them lived to tell
the tale. By the way. the editor Of the
GRAPHIC has hunted with many of the
most noted shots in the eastern states
but he never saw so good nm all round
game shot as Mr.. Dorwurt.
Those who advertise only occasion
ally. OF even enthusiastically, must re.
member that the reading public do no,
remember forever. They N st have tho
matter Thoroughly and constantly impress.
cd on them"
The Fandrcau Herald wrongly credit.
the foregoing item to the GRAru1c. l,
is awfully true, however.
Jos. klingaman was showing sampler
OF alfalfa on our streets Thursday tn,
roots of which measure % inches. H.
has about 4 acres Of il, that would Gu,
several Ions to the acre now, but which
he intends to let stand to catch thu
snow and seed the ground heavier 10,
next year.
The report seems to have gotten out in
some way that the members of the
Farmers Alliance were to get coal THU
year at a reduction of 25 per cont. from,
regular rates. The GRAPHIC has seer
letters from the principal coal dealers in
Chicago to the effect that the report 10 .
canam OF the worst kind.
Two Dominican Fathers from Mime.
apolis. at the invitation of Father Stack.
will commence 3 mission at the Catholic
church the 25th inst. and continue it The
entire week. Several neighborinp
priests will also be in attendance. Two
sermons and one lecture will be delivered
each day. the latter in the evening.
Kinsella Bros. have taken the aeenc,
for Craiy's Patent Rein Holders and nov
have a stock Of these useful appliances
on hand. They are readily at,sched
to the end Of the dash-just over the
whip socket-and are extremely conven
lent.
w. II. Cross informs the GRAru1c tina,
the Milwaukee company have reduced
the freight on coal I Eimball but 81
cents per ton under the rate made las
spring. which was At that time reduce,
so cents from the old rate.
Il hope you are not cutting q friend
said a neighbor TO the farmer who wa,
scratching q pet pig with q stick. Bris
ling up with indignation, the soil tile,
replied; NO, sir; I'm only scraping a,
acquaintance"
will you please insert this obi.uar,
%notice?" asked an old gentleman Of a,
editor. II make bold to ask it bccaus,
the deceased had 3 great many friend
about hear who'd be glad to here of hi.
death"
At a sunday school q teacher asked /.
new scholar. a little girl, what her nam,
was. She replied: Helen French
An urchin in an adjoining seal sang out;
What is it in Englishs"
C.S. Blodgett is going to keep a bi,
stock OF coal on hand this winter which
he will at all times offer at the loves
prices for spot cash. His ad. will b,
found in the GRAPHIC.
Edward Brenne has packed his stor,
so full Of new goods that he can't find
place to store them. Bnt then. good
well bought are half sold" and they will
thin out fast.
An observant Minnesota editor ha.
made the discovery that woman is Xix,
a Job press-she puts paper behind he,
form to increase the impression.
The grain buying firm Of Baseett
Hunting s. Co. have dissolved partner
ship. ID. ]. Reynolds and w. F. Hunt
ing will continue the business.
We heard q Kimball man offer to bet
the other day. $3.50, $500 or 81. 600 tina
Hollinger's horse could beat Road,
horse inside Of 8 weeks.
l.. D. Bardin makes his fall announce
ment in the shape of a flaming poste
which mentions some solid facts for tn,
public to ponder over.
II we should have an carly freeze u,
many of the farmers would have to &c
out on the ice to get in hay. Stacks nov
partly under water.